5th June 1931. Old post office on corner of Chapel Street and Pinfold Lane. To left of photo is a newspaper placard with the headlines 'Wool Wages Reduction Proposal'. A gas lamp can be seen on the corner of Pinfold Lane. Houses on Gravely Street can be seen further down.[internal reference; 544:CLIB Chapel 1]

1905.
Postcard showing an old property numbered as 11 to 19 Church Lane. In the foreground, left, behind the hedging is the cricket ground. Between the cricket ground and the first house a boy stands with a bicycle. This is the junction with Pinfold Lane. A cross, marked on the window of the second house from the left, suggests that this house was called Neva Villas according to information written on the reverse side of the postcard. In the background the Sunday School and the Methodist Chapel are visible.[internal reference; 201028_170252:GARFORTH HISTORICAL SOCIETY C12]

15th January 1958
View shows Hiley's Place off Pinfold Lane. On the left are three blind back terraced houses numbers 1 to 5 with number 7 facing down the street visible at the end. On the right is number 23 Pinfold Lane. This area was soon to be demolished under a Leeds City Council slum clearance programme.[internal reference; 2003926_64774722:WYAS Theaker Lane, Box 111/2, no. 98]

7th March 2008.
View of Nineveh Road, foreground, at the junction with Marshall Street, right. The building with the tower is the former Holbeck Library which dates from 1903. It is now occupied by WPA Pinfold and has been named 'Ex Libris'. WPA Pinfold are designers of brands and communications. The building on the right is in the process of being demolished. It is a former warehouse and became a call centre for The Reality Group delivery service.[internal reference; 20081031_167739:LEO 3529b]